Hanson Talks on Bolshevism in Seattle Speech
Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle denounced Bolshevists as those who would overturn government and urged they be driven out or deported. He linked the I W W to Bolshevists, accusing them of controlling Seattle’s Central Labor Council and applauding Reds for backing labor gains, while urging a full day’s work for full pay.
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San Francisco
Ty Tinted
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Hanson
Bolshevists
Central Labor Council
Central Council
Reds
Police search for two men missing on fishing trip
Cleveland police seek John Lax and Charlies, both missing since last Thursday. Lax, 3833 Lowman Drive, took $200 and planned a short trip with an older man. family fears foul play. A second item notes Gary W. Brand, president of the National Coffee Roasters Association, stating coffee prices will rise as roasters met at a hotel to discuss future trends.
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John Lax
Charlies
Lax
Lowman Drive
Altho
Cleveland
Ohio
Gary W. Brand
Natonal Coffee Roasters’ Association
Prohibition Fight Moves Across California After Harris Bill
In San Francisco on April 16 a strong statewide campaign against prohibition begins. The California Grape Protective association plans referendums against the Harris act and the national prohibition amendment to circulate within a week in every county. The Harris bill enforces national prohibition in California and is void if national prohibition fails to take effect. It bans all liquor over one half of one percent alcohol content.
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San Francisco
California
Stephens
California Grape Protective Association
McAdoo Hired to Challenge Henry Pittock Will
William G. McAdoo, former treasury secretary, was retained in Portland by the Pittock heirs to attempt to break the late Henry L. Pittock will. The will places the $8,000,000 Oregonian estate in trust with C. A. Morden and C. L. Price for 20 years, with $500 monthly for each of five heirs and no power of management for heirs. McAdoo will return to Portland when the case is ready for hearing.
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Portland, Ore
United Preas
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Portland
Henry L. Pittoeck
Pittock
Portland Oregonian
C. A. Morden
The
Oregonian
C. L
Hoyt Funeral set for Seattle attorney Heber Fi Hoyt
Funeral services for Heber Fi Hoyt prominent Seattle attorney who died in Houston Texas on a business trip will be held Wednesday afternoon at Butterworth Sons chapel Rev W A Major to officiate the service
Private Neibour Rainbow Man Faces Waves of Huns
The Rainbow Division cites Private Thomas O. Neibour of the 167th Infantry as its bravest. On October 16 he held a crest alone after being wounded, repelled a German counterattack, and captured 11 enemies, earning high praise from Gen. Pershing as he sent them back to our lines. Victory bonds are urged to bring them home.
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A. E. Geldhof
Washington
Rainbow Division
Thomas O. Neibour
167Th Infantry
42Nd
Neibour
Cote de Chatillon
Kriemhilde
Rainbow Boys
Nelbour
Eidea
Gen. Pershing
Idaho
Liberty Victory
U S Ships Food Tonnage Toward Europe and Asia
Washington April 16 The United States is furnishing tonnage for the transport of food to almost all of Europe and Asia. Chairman Hurley of the United States Shipping Board reported that 1 450 000 tons of US shipping are being used in the effort. Of this amount 640 000 tons were placed at the disposal of the Hoover Commission in April.
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Washington
United Preea
United States
Europe
Asia
Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Hoover Commission
Advertising Spotlight Promises The Star Brand Power
A brief note highlights The Star as the go to name for advertising needs. It markets brand impact and broad reach for clients seeking visibility in print and local markets.
League Agents Plan Support for Covenant in Senate
Washington April 16 supporters of the league of nations covenant aim to shape the foreign relations committee to favor the covenant. With vacancies to fill the panel could tilt to 11 to 6 for the covenant if Republicans join Democrats, as Kenyon Norris and Harding are eyed as pro league.
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United Preen
Washington
Senate
League of Nations Covenant
Foreign Relations Committee
League
Benator Baulsbury
Delaware
Smith
Michigan
Robinson
Arkansas
Kenyon
Iowa
Norris
Nebraska
Marding
Ohio
Harding
Thomas
Colorado
New York Faces Two Strikes Threaten Shipping Halt
Two threats loom in New York as marine workers threaten a general harbor walkout at 6 am to protest non union tugboat towings. Meanwhile Brooklyn Rapid Transit workers threaten a walkout halting elevated lines street cars and much of subway service in Brooklyn.
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New York
United Preas
Marine Workers
General Harbor
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn
Sam Kersler Arrested Again On Liquor Violation Charge
Sam Kersler a junk man was arrested again Tuesday a few hours after a $50 fine for liquor law violations. Federal authorities requested the arrest and a charge of bringing whisky into dry territory is expected to be filed. He is held by the department of justice.
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Sam Kersler
Department of Justice
Landings Underway at Mare Island for Aerial Patrol
Vallejo Cal April 16 Naval authorities began building landings at Mare Island naval training station for flights from Rockwell field to Vallejo. The sites are planned for use with the California coast aerial patrol and should be finished by May 1.
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Vallejo
Cal
United Press
Mare Ia Land
Royal Arcanum Convention Heads to Seattle Session
Representatives from 11 councils in the jurisdiction will convene at the Odd Fellows temple on Pine street and 10th avenue beginning Thursday. Tom H. Brown of Seattle will preside as grand regent during the sessions.
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Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows’ Temple
10Th Ave
KE. Pine St
Tom H. Brown
Seattle
Old Officers Plan Revolt in Germany Shaken by League
Berlin reports radical leaders fear old army men and 75 000 officers plot a coup via the League Against Bolshevism backed by capitalists and former nobles. The movement grows with hundreds of thousands of military veterans ready to back a government clash.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Berlin
Germany
League
Cormany
Bertin
Hindenburg
Huesia
Holoheinem
Teaders
Arma
Russia
Bolshevienn
Sovietsa
Brazil Grants Japanese Land in Sao Paulo Colony
Buenos Aires April 16. Japanese colonization in Southern Brazil advances after a seven year effort. Initial 25 families received 75 acres each, a Japanese company secured 125000 acres aiming to settle 2000 Japanese. Title disputes hindered full program as rice farming remains key industry and Sao Paulo city reports Japanese workers as reliable dock laborers.
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Buenos Aires
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Prohibition Law Not Considered in White House View
Paris April 16 United Press reports President Wilson will not consider war time prohibition until peace is signed and demobilization is addressed. The White House has not raised the issue yet noting the law hinges on actual demobilization.
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Paris
United Press
Wilson
White House
Naval inquiry into Matanuska coal fields voyage
Capt. L H Gregory and Capt. S B E W Kittelle U S N departed Wednesday aboard the steamship Alaska bound for Alaska to study the Matanuska coal fields as a potential Navy fuel source. They will use Anchorage as a base and assess terminal facilities and transport needs for a six week investigation.
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L. BH. Gregory
BE. W. Kittelle
Alaska
Matanuska
Navy
Anchorage
Wide Brims and Easter Hats Parade in Pastel Color
A gallery of Easter headwear features wide brimmed hats with see through veiling. Ostrich feather trims appear on several models alongside Leghorn styles with pastel decorations and Bata vias wool embroidery finishing touches. Natural color fruit accents provide a rustic charm.
Easter Blouses for fuller figures debut at Bon Marche
An Easter offering features larger silk blouses priced at 4.95. Georgette and crepe de chine fabrics with beadwork and embroidery are offered in white, flesh, and mass shades from sizes 46 to 56. Beaded and color accented designs appeal to heavier women.
White Hairbow Ribbons Symbolic of Easter Time
Advertises white hairbow ribbons for Easter time in various styles. Includes camel edge 5 inch wide ribbons 50 cents, white taffeta satin stripes 5 inches wide or white with floral brocade yard 65 cents, white brocade ribbons in three patterns yard 35 cents. Bon Marche upper main floor.
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M’adoo
Rainbow Man
U. S
BON Marche
Cies
Dolmans and Capes
L. C. Martin
Children’s Shoe Shop
Margaret
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